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When one of Scott's friend's acts as AUX cord DJ and the rapper's autotune-laden voice thunders through the speakers on 'the ends,' the opener from his new album,īirds in the Trap Sing McKnight, everyone seems moved by the cinematic intro - everyone, that is, but Scott, who seems more concerned with rummaging through his backpack in search of enough weed to roll a blunt. This low-key vibe continues when Scott and his crew pile into a SUV en route to the airport. In sweatpants and a hoodie, he looks less like the rock star we've come to expect and more like the guy next door. In the past few weeks, from arriving to Alexander Wang's fashion week after party via helicopter to stage-diving into a crowd of fans at PAPER's Beautiful People party, Scott's shown a taste for bold entrances and high-octane performances.īut when the rapper finally emerges, it's with considerably less fanfare. 'He's a real rock star.' Along with displaying classic rock-star indifference toward time and schedules, Scott has the flashy itinerary to confirm Brown's assessment. 'He's one of my most interesting clients,' Brown says.

Waiting in the lobby of Atlanta's ritzy Four Seasons Hotel for Travis Scott to surface, his security guard, Mike Brown, shares some insight into the tardy rapper. In this and splash photo Travis wears a jacket and trousers by Givenchy, shorts by Alexander Wang and a durag by Rags Worldwide Buy a copy of the 'LIVING FOR FASHION' issue here!

Travis scott birds in the trap sing brian mcknight